Stereogum — Jack DeJohnette, the widely praised jazz drummer best known for his work on Miles Davis’ fusion records, has died. A press representative for ECM Records confirmed the news to the Guardian , while DeJohnette’s personal assistant added that he... more info

Detroit Free Press — Artist-in-residence Wayne Shorter, legends like Herbie Hancock, Benny Golson, Jack DeJohnette, Chucho Valdes and more will be present for the largest free-of-charge jazz festival in the North America.             more info

JamBase — Stream the self-titled debut album from jazz supergroup Hudson featuring John Medeski, John Scofield, Jack DeJohnette and Larry Grenadier. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — After a fractious election year that saw misogyny and bigotry woven into the political discourse, some took comfort in the hope for art becoming energized in the years ahead with the fire of resistance.  Some of the most memorable albums ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — After a fractious election year that saw misogyny and bigotry woven into the political discourse, some took comfort in the hope for art becoming energized in the years ahead with the fire of resistance.  Some of the most memorable albums ... more info

Guardian Music — (ECM) Former Miles Davis and current Keith Jarrett drummer Jack DeJohnette’s decisive energies and musicality make him, at 73, one of the marvels of contemporary jazz. This trio joins him with John Coltrane’s saxophonist son Ravi, and b... more info

New York Times — Command and influences are heard in Mr. DeJohnette’s drumming and piano work on a solo effort and as part of an exploratory trio. more info

Guardian Music — (Resonance)This enthralling session by the late Bill Evans (a crucial pianistic influence on stars from McCoy Tyner and Herbie Hancock to Chick Corea, Keith Jarrett and Brad Mehldau) was recorded five days after a famous performance at the 1968 Montr... more info

The Telegraph — Jack DeJohnette teams up with classy jazz musicians and the range of expression these five players draw from their instruments is astonishing more info